Sometimes, the movies make the future look great, all flying cars and robot servants to do all the hard work. Sometimes, though, they paint a rather bleaker picture of tomorrow, predicting totalitaria...

This may be the first Ethiopian drama to reach UK cinemas: an account of a true-life legal case that brought about the end of an ancient tradition that saw young girls kidnapped to become child brides...

This gritty drama finds a teenage Muslim being chased over the Yorkshire Moors by representatives of her family, and the musclemen they’ve hired to bring her back. It marks a wayward first feature for...

This 1955 adaptation was the debut for maverick director Stanley Kramer, who Stephen Spielberg described as an incredibly talented visionary. Starring Olivia de Havilland, Robert Mitchum, Frank Sinatr...

From the Oscar winning producer of The Magnificent Seven, The Great Escape and West Side Story comes this offbeat psychological Western, with an anti-racist statement at its core. Starring Joel McCrea...

This Cannes-wowing parable from Hungarian festival favourite Kornel Mundruczo presents us with a world in which murderous dogs have chased their human oppressors from the streets. It’s barking but bri...

This much-admired US horror finds a small group of Detroit teenagers stalked by mysterious figures in the wake of their first sexual experiences. You’ll be keen to see where it leads, writes Mike McCa...

This low-budget debut from writer-director-star Harry Macqueen reunites a pair of childhood friends on a drive to the Cornish coast. Its attentiveness to character and mood makes for a most encouragin...

DVD & Blu-ray Reviews

From the Oscar winning producer of The Magnificent Seven, The Great Escape and West Side Story comes this offbeat psychological Western, with an anti-racist statement at its core. Starring Joel McCrea.

This French documentary sets up shop in a Parisian junior high school, and observes the interactions of a class of students with a common trait: they’re all the offspring of immigrants. The results are quiet...

Coherence two weeks ago, Predestination last week, now the one-two of White God and It Follows: what an extraordinarily rich time this is for genre releases.
Writer-director David Robert Mitchell made a ver...

The Tales of Hoffmann may be the last Powell and Pressburger collaboration that requires reviving: The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp and A Matter of Life and Death have been safely positioned at the h...

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Sometimes, the movies make the future look great, all flying cars and robot servants to do all the hard work. Sometimes, though, they paint a rather bleaker picture of tomorrow, predicting totalitarianism an...

There's more to South America than the clichés of Salsa and Soccer: there's sensational cinema too, or so says James Oliver as he heads south of the border in search of ten of the best Latin American films o...